DCF77 Radio Time Signal

Hi Gordon,

i use the receiver from Conrad. It is a little bit different from the one on Pollin.

i tried your sample code:

require("DCF77").connect(B5, function(err, date, info) {
  if (err)
    console.log("Invalid time received: " + err);
  else
    console.log(date.toString(), info);
});

But i haven't got any valid results. So i tried the dcf77 library from (http://thijs.elenbaas.net/2012/04/arduin­o-dcf77-radio-clock-receiver-library/)
with an arduino one.

At the beginning i didn't get valid result there either, but then i tested his debug code.
i saw that his pulsewitdh differed from mine.

he had 130 and 230ms.
on my side the pulses where 80 and 180ms:

Cycle: 904 Pulse :185
Cycle: 999 Pulse :88
Cycle: 1002 Pulse :84
Cycle: 992 Pulse :191
Cycle: 1008 Pulse :87
Cycle: 1007 Pulse :178

After i changed the DCFSplitTime from 180 to 120 in his dcf77.h...

_#define DCFSplitTime 120

... i got a vaild time.

Waiting for DCF77 time ... 
It will take at least 2 minutes until a first update can be processed.
0:00:01 1 1 1970
0:00:02 1 1 1970
0:00:03 1 1 1970
0:00:04 1 1 1970
0:00:05 1 1 1970
0:00:06 1 1 1970
...
0:02:09 1 1 1970
0:02:10 1 1 1970
0:02:11 1 1 1970
0:02:12 1 1 1970
0:02:13 1 1 1970
Time is updated
22:26:01 15 11 2015
22:26:02 15 11 2015
22:26:03 15 11 2015
22:26:04 15 11 2015
22:26:05 15 11 2015
...
22:26:58 15 11 2015
22:26:59 15 11 2015
22:27:00 15 11 2015
Time is updated
22:27:01 15 11 2015
22:27:02 15 11 2015
22:27:03 15 11 2015
...

How can i achieve this with the espruino?

PS: i also used a 10k resistor to pull up the Data Pin.